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What's the Dirt? Adventure Racing - The Mission is near!

Mar 24
2 min read

Get ready for one of the most unique and challenging events we offer all year…


🧭 WHAT IS ADVENTURE RACING?

Think of it as a real-life outdoor scavenger hunt… with a clock.

You (or your team) are given a map right before the race. From there:

  • You choose your own route — there is no marked course

  • You navigate to checkpoints using only map & compass

  • You travel by foot, bike, and paddle across varied terrain

  • You try to collect as many checkpoints as possible before time runs out

Every team makes different decisions, takes different routes, and has a different race. Strategy matters just as much as fitness.

Some checkpoints are optional, meaning you’ll constantly balance speed vs. risk vs. reward — which is what makes the sport so addictive.



🔥 THE MISSION: 18-HOUR ADVENTURE RACE

Ready to go all in?

This is a true test of endurance, strategy, and teamwork.

  • 🧭 Navigate with map & compass (no marked course)

  • 🚴 Bike, 🥾 trek, 🛶 paddle your way through checkpoints

  • 🌙 Race through the day… and into the night

  • 💪 Push yourself for up to 18 hours

  •       Ropes event, with your own gear or borrow ours.

18 HR DETAILS


⚡ MISSION LITE: 4-HOUR BEGINNER FAMILY FRIENDLY OPTION

New to adventure racing? Start here.

Same concept. Shorter duration. More approachable.

  • ⏱ 4-hour race window

  • 🧭 Simplified navigation (no plotting required)

  • 🎒 Reduced gear list

  • 🚴🥾🛶 All the core disciplines

4HR DETAILS



EVENT DETAILS

  • 📍 Deam Lake State Recreation Area

  • 📅 Race Day May 2nd, 2026.

  • ⏰ 18-Hour + 4-Hour Lite options

  • 👥 Team or solo options available

  • 🍽 Food + great post-race atmosphere


👥 WHO IS THIS FOR?

  • First-timers → start with Lite

  • Experienced racers → go all-in on 18-hour

  • Trail runners, cyclists, paddlers → this is your next challenge

  • Anyone who wants something different than a typical race


🚨 WHY YOU SHOULD SIGN UP

  • One of the most unique endurance events you’ll ever do

  • Equal parts physical + mental challenge

  • No two teams race the same course

  • Huge sense of accomplishment when you finish


⏳ PICK YOUR MISSION

  • Go big → 18-Hour

  • Start smart → 4-Hour Lite

Either way… you’re in for an experience you won’t forget.

👉 Lock in your spot now.


—HAPPY TRAILS!

Order your shirt by 4/16


 
 
 

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